An open offer from Americans for Prosperity Foundation and AFPF lead counsel @RPMulvey to share their extensive knowledge regarding the Loper Bright Supreme Court Case and Chevron Deference to @rosadelauro and staff. 👇 @LeeMZeldin

We're suing the state of Delaware. Their invasive disclosure mandates expose any citizen engaging in independent advocacy, "leaving politicians and the media as the only voices in the public square".

Sunlight is the best disinfectant. Watch our LIVE Sunshine Week Panel with transparency experts to discuss cutting-edge issues related to the federal Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and state open-records laws. youtube.com/watch?v=jW7_Xhi8…

On Constitution Day, @RPMulvey reflects on the Supreme Court’s landmark decision in Loper Bright v. Raimondo—a ruling that ended Chevron deference and reaffirmed the separation of powers.

🚨 @AFPFoundation & @RPMulvey just filed an amicus brief in @slf_liberty’s Stovall v. Jefferson County. Schools shouldn't use copyright law to hide what they are teaching from parents. Transparency matters.

Who gets to decide which charter schools can operate—and on what grounds? @johnmtidwell explains what’s at stake in St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School v. Drummond, a case that could impact how states authorize charter schools and how families access education options. #EdFreedom #SchoolChoice

When states limit who can offer public education, they limit opportunity. School choice means empowering families with more options—not restricting them based on arbitrary criteria. #SchoolChoice #EdFreedom #SCOTUS

Since 2012, North Carolina’s Certificate of Need laws have blocked more than $4 billion in potential health care investment. That’s $4 billion that could have expanded access, reduced wait times, and improved care—denied by outdated regulations that limit competition and innovation.

The VA Community Care program was created to give veterans more healthcare options outside the VA system. But a recent report shows the VA is evaluating itself—without external oversight. Without independent assessments, how can we ensure veterans are getting the care they deserve? Veterans deserve transparency and genuine reform, not bureaucratic cover-ups and manipulated data. bit.ly/3QzmqYD

Federal agencies have repeatedly overstepped their authority to attempt to regulate online speech, raising concerns about transparency and constitutional limits.